Hill Street Condominium

Key facts from Hill Street Condominium's documents

Community type

Condominium (Page 1: "creating HILL STREET CONDOMINIU)

Legal name

Hill Street Condominium Association, Inc.

Units / lots

presently contains units described on schedule; maximum of 12 units (Section 4.1: "The Common Interest Commun)

Developer / declarant

HILLS SIXTY SEVEN LLC, a Connecticut limited liability company (Page 1 and Section 1.10)

Governing law

Common Interest Ownership Act, Chapter 828 of Connecticut General Statutes, Subsections 47-200 et seq. (Section 1.1 - Act)

Assessments & dues

The Executive Board proposes an annual budget; if not rejected by a majority of all Unit Owners, it is approved. Special assessments require similar process unless under 15% of last adopted budget. (Section 19.4(a) and (b))

Special assessments

Allowed. If special assessment together with all other special and emergency assessments in same calendar year does not exceed 15% of last adopted periodic budget, it is effective without Unit Owner approval. Otherwise, a majority vote of a (Section 19.4(b))

Collections & liens

Association has a statutory lien on a unit for unpaid assessments and fines. Lien is prior to all other liens except pre-recorded real estate taxes, first or second security interests recorded before the assessment due date (with exceptions (Section 19.3)

Reserves & fees

Late charges may be imposed as determined by the Executive Board; amount not specified. (Section 19.2(e): "Fees, charges, late ch)

Leasing & rentals

A Residential Unit may be leased only with Association approval. (Section 10.1(6): "A Residential Unit may)

Architectural approval

Request for approval must be received within 60 days after request is submitted; Board may act within 60 days. (Section 13.1(1): "within sixty (60) days)

Home business

Permitted only if allowed by local zoning, not requiring regular visits from public, and no external commercial signs. (Section 10.1(1))

Use restrictions

Each Residential Unit is restricted to residential use as a single-family housekeeping unit. Home occupations permitted if allowed by local zoning, not requiring regular public visits, and no external signs. (Section 10.1(1))

Voting & meetings

Each Residential Unit has one equal vote. (Section 9.2(1): "Each Residential Unit i)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.